Festival Companion

A festival timetable has to work where the signal does not

• The complete timetable, properly groupedAll 342 published sets across fourteen stages, organised by the festival day they belong to rather than blindly by calendar date. A 03:00 Sunday set stays under Saturday, exactly as it appears on Houghton's timetable.
• A personal schedule that catches clashesBookmark acts from anywhere in the app and they become a chronological schedule. Overlaps are calculated precisely, back-to-back sets are left alone, and every conflict shows both stages, both times and the minutes lost between them.
• Fast routes through a large lineupFilter by day, stage or bookmarked sets; search artists, stages and aliases instantly; see what is live, what has finished and what comes next. The bundled site map remains available alongside the timetable.
• Schedules that move between phonesShare a compact QR code, a copied code, a readable summary or a file. The receiving phone previews every recognised and missing act before it changes anything, and a second schedule can be saved for side-by-side comparison.
• Reminders beyond the appExport every bookmarked set to a standard calendar, or opt into a push notification fifteen minutes before it starts. The reminder reaches the lock screen and a paired Apple Watch without requiring an account or a native app.
• Offline by constructionThe timetable, every route, every stage page, the map and the application code are installed as one atomic offline shell. A failed update keeps the previous complete version; a successful timetable revision preserves bookmarks and explains anything that moved or disappeared.